The Playmaker Report 🚨

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This week’s Playmaker Report features a simple net-escape move to beat forecheck pressure, a crafty right-shot winger earning Playmaker of the Week honors, and new development insights shared inside the Hockey Players Club community.

Plus, we’re introducing a new Community Discussion section where players and coaches can jump into the conversation.

Let’s get into it.

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📈 Player Development

From: Brandon Rubeo — Skills Coach & Co-Founder | Quest Hockey

Escape pressure behind the net and turn it into offense.

This sequence trains players to retrieve a loose puck, shake a forechecker with a tight net escape, and transition immediately into a deceptive shooting opportunity. The drill blends puck protection, deception, and quick offensive transition.

More development insights shared by HPC members this week:

🏆 Playmaker of the Week

Who: Charles Gelinas — RW | Arsenal Académie Saint-Louis

Crafty right-shot winger with deceptive hands and quick edges.

His highlights show a player who creates offense through agility, puck steals, slick dangles, and confident finishes. Gelinas consistently pressures defenders and opens space for both goals and setups.

More plays posted inside the Hockey Players Club this week:

💬 Community Discussion

Each week we’ll highlight a question from inside the Hockey Players Club community where players and coaches can share their perspective.

Is it skating, hockey IQ, puck skills, or something else?

We’re discussing it inside the Hockey Players Club community.

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